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New joint Managing Director for Romaco Innojet

By Niranjan Mudholkar,

Added 05 August 2020

Michael Van den Bossche will share the running of the company with Bastian Käding

Romaco Holding GmbH has just announced the appointment of Michael Van den Bossche as new Managing Director of Romaco Innojet with effect from August 1, 2020. In his new role he will be responsible for Sales, Laboratory, Customer Service and Product Management. Van den Bossche will share the management of Romaco Innojet with Bastian Käding, who has been at the helm of the company since 2018 with responsibility for Project Management, Engineering, Operations and Administration.
Prior to joining Romaco Innojet, Belgian-born Van den Bossche, who holds a master's degree in biochemical engineering, worked for various leading international players in the business of processing technologies, process design and development. In the course of his professional career spanning nearly two decades, he has gained extensive experience in the sale of processing solutions for the pharmaceutical and food industries. During the last few years, he has increasingly focused on continuous technologies for manufacturing pharmaceutical solids. Van den Bossche has lived in Germany since 2017.
"We're delighted to welcome Michael Van den Bossche on board as new joint Managing Director of Romaco Innojet", explained Jörg Pieper, CEO Romaco Group. "His expertise when it comes to strengthening global sales structures and his strategic approach to the development of new business segments are impressive. We're in no doubt that Mr. Van den Bossche will make a lasting contribution to the success of the Romaco Innojet brand."
"I've always been very sales-minded and service comes top of my list of priorities", Michael Van den Bossche emphasised. "I'm also extremely familiar with the industry and I know exactly what our customers are looking for - in us and in our technologies. The expectations people place in suppliers are particularly high in the pharmaceutical industry with its strict regulations. There's a high demand for enduring technologies and cost-effective solutions that give customers a competitive advantage."
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